GitMind review: AI mind maps, flowcharts and summarizers for students and teams. Free plan, paid plans from $4.08/month billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
GitMind is an AI-powered application for mind mapping, flowcharts and whiteboards. Its homepage describes it as an AI second brain that turns text, videos, audio, PDFs, websites and images into summaries, structured mind maps and visual insights.
It started as a mind mapping tool and now includes a long list of AI utilities, from a YouTube transcript generator to a quiz maker. The company says it has more than 10 million users and 20 million app downloads across 160 or more countries, which are claims from its own site.
Users sign in with an email address or with a Google, Facebook or Apple ID account, then pick a tool. Most AI tools follow the same pattern: provide an input such as a prompt, link, file, audio recording or image, and GitMind returns a summary, transcript, mind map or diagram.
Results open in an editor where mind maps and whiteboards can be changed, shared and presented as a slide show. Work syncs across the web app, desktop apps, mobile apps and a Chrome extension, and the AI chat can answer questions about uploaded content.
The mind map tools accept a one-line prompt, an article, a file, audio, an image or an Excel sheet. The diagram tools generate flowcharts, class diagrams, ERDs, sequence diagrams and UML charts from a description or from technical notes.
Audio and video tools cover YouTube summaries and transcripts, audio and video to text, podcast summaries and meeting minutes. Document tools summarize PDFs, articles, books and spreadsheets, translate PDFs and extract text from images. Further tools include infographics, quizzes, flashcards, AI chat and an AI art generator, with ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and DeepSeek listed as supported models.
GitMind is an AI-powered mind mapping, flowchart and whiteboard application. It also summarizes documents, videos and audio and turns them into mind maps. It is available on the web, desktop and mobile.
GitMind has a free Basic plan limited to 10 mind maps or whiteboards. The paid Monthly plan is $9 per month and the Annual plan is $4.08 per month. A 3-year non-subscription plan is listed at $79 during a Black Friday offer.
Yes. The Basic plan is free and allows up to 10 mind maps or whiteboards, with unlimited slide show use and sync across platforms. After 10 maps you cannot create more without upgrading, but you keep access to existing ones.
The site lists ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and DeepSeek as supported models.
Yes. GitMind supports real-time collaboration on mind maps. Paid plans allow up to 5 planets with up to 30 members each, while the free plan allows 1 planet with up to 5 members.
Plans auto-renew, and cancellation is done by submitting a ticket to Support Center. After cancelling, the account becomes a free account and your files stay accessible. Products carry a 30-day money-back guarantee, or 7 days for the monthly plan.
GitMind is available as a web app, a Chrome extension, Windows and Mac apps, iOS and iPadOS apps, and an Android app. Membership is valid across all platforms.
Yes, the pricing page says users can contact the company about education pricing and volume pricing. Specific figures are not published.